Beaumont, Alberta - Beaumont, Alberta

Meet P.

So, the grading didn’t pass—because of course it didn’t. That part’s on the contractor, and he knows what to do. But now the City wants us to put up a permanent sign on the house, as if that somehow affects the grading. Makes total sense, right? The funny thing is, I already had a big, clear sign by the window, but the inspector didn’t see it. I even have video of the inspection—he showed up with no tools or equipment, so I honestly don’t know how he did his job. Still, now we have to wait 15 business days for a reinspection after we reapply, and of course, pay another fee for it. The people in Beaumont are great, no complaints there. But dealing with the City? It’s starting to feel like they’re just finding ways to charge homeowners more. Property values haven’t gone up at all, but somehow our taxes increased by over $100 this year. Just a heads-up—if you’re thinking of buying here, be ready for a lot of hoops and not much help. Following the rules shouldn’t feel like a penalty.

Lizzete M.

I love the New City of Beaumont, people is friendly, and I find very easy to access to all the facilities.
In winter looks beautiful, looking forward to see spring and summer !!
Near enough to Edmonton and Leduc!
I like the city ❤️

We lived there for 3 years and now we miss the city a lot. It’s an incredible city to rise the kids, many family friendly activities.
We was able to find a Family Doctor on the second week we was there and he referred my daughter to the stollery hospital for some test with a pediatric Dr without hesitate.

Pediatric dentistry (Smile Budy) and Montrose Dentistry, hair salon, boutique, Pharmacy, groceries, y, convenience store, starbucs and even our OWN SPIDER BOY! are a few things that we have in Beaumont.
Also Beaumont days its a family friend Weekend full of activities and food!

Our Gorgeous St. Vital Catholic Church, with bilingual services (y and English) with different groups and activities, even summer camp for the kids.

Thea P.

Stopped in Beaumont today for a fun family day out and about in central Alberta. What a beautiful city! We grabbed some delicious donairs from Maina's & had a little picnic at the spray park. It was a really nice day 🙂 Beaumont is a beautiful place to live and visit.

Parminder B.

dated- 19 sep 2024.
today i was waiting at the bus stop no. 001 at the Ken Nichol Recreation centre. waiting for the bus number 540 , apparently scheduled for 04:54 pm , and the bus arrives at 05:11pm. the driver allowed 2 women and a man to board the bus with the ticket and i wasn't. evem though i told him i need to pay you and buy the ticket to reach the Millwood town centre.and he didn't gave me the ticket neither was allowed to board the bus , so what kind of xenophobia is going on within your organization where people from a particular community are allowed for free travel and i am not?this is notacceptable at all.

D D.

Taxes keep going up exponentially every year and they keep jamming in more subdivisions of cookie cutter homes for an even greater tax base.
Infrastructure and services are not keeping up with expansion so I'd like to know where where the money is going. It's not going into road maint, snow removal, park maint. etc.
I moved here 9 years ago and loved it. Now i'm considering a relocate.
One more thing, whoever the civil engineer is that is responsible for parking lots in this town deserves a good hard kick in the shin!

Mr T.

What used to be a nice, quaint little town outside of edmomton has become over populated with lack luster infrastructure, detiorating roads, and somewhat dirty with rude people. Snow removal is not what it used to be, parks are dirty with litter and tax dollars seem not to go toward any improvements. I have lived in many cities across the country but I have never seen any go down hill like this and almost feels like its becoming borderline ghetto and a massive jungle of wood block homes with no reasonable land or back yard space. I am really not sure how this can be a city of innovation, and opportunities. It really would have been nice to see a city embrace Canada's official languages and be the forefront of this instead of trying to be the next type of city with big box chain stores and something not really special

Shaun G.

Friendly staff who always dress up & share positive energy for a holiday/ festive event - creates an inviting experience. An older building but a cool francophone village design. Centrally located and walkable from most parts of town. Responsive Council & staff.

fitnessbodz

Accused of a rolling stop at a stop sign. $400 fine
Won't be going to Beaumont again, I'll shop somewhere else.

Update: 1yr later, still haven't been back to Beaumont, shopping other places.